Is the wiring marine type(tinned)
6509
it appears to be. so far has worked like a charm on my boat trailer. no issues
1852736
I believe they're 14 gauge. They're pretty thick. Not sure what you're asking in regards to soldering. The wires are soldered inside the housing. I don't recall if you can access them. I installed this on my boat for phone charging.
290313
Someone in the reviews said that it is copper clad aluminum. That is the best reason for me to avoid it. Aluminium (or for us Yanks, aluminum) is the one metal that I have found impossible to solder. The most durable insulated wire is "oxygen free." That means that the bright, shiny wire is encased in plastic, and if it is copper, I can solder the stripped-off ends to make them free from oxydation as well as a much better, solid, electrical connection.
1062569
Thanks for your question. This is unterminated - bare wire. This is a fantastic sounding cable. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Monster dealer.
353488
Yes and no. Its a direct wire to a 12volt source. In my boat a large marine battery.
2098237
Yes I have installed three of them in a marine environment. The rudimentary problem is with the coaxial connection. It is faulty. As a marine engineer I find it sub standard. I believe, without going into my shop, the diameter is 13.125 inches (13 and an eighth). I believe it is functional but do your self a favor and replace the coaxial connector! You can get the tools and parts at any big box store fore cheap money without that fix it will be undependable.
1560149
No, the tiny wires are solid copper. it has 8 jacketed copper wires inside an exterior, weather proof, black jacket. The wires are Orange, Orange & White, Blue, Blue and White, Green, Green and White, Brown, Brown & White. It is for networking computers and internet connections.
1302646
There should be no problem doing that. You should tin the wires, solder, to prevent them from unraveling.
1186919
yes, you would have to splice the wires together. Cut the corroded socket part off and connect the wires using a quick slice connector. Hope this helps
340512
Yes it is. I ran one wire from battery to pos bar on back of panel ( fuse side of switch ) separate circuits to other side of switch. Mast, cabin, instruments, running. I ran neg off battery to neg bar. Then just ran one wire from bar to neg bar on panel. Hope this helps
1939737
Nope, its built into the base connector....assuming the ship you the correct model.
1558866
No its not. The casing is really thick but even it is not full 0 gauge. Its decent wire though. So far so good
1230094
I belive it is a double isolated jacketed. And yes it is a 10 awg wire. Thanks for the question.
565048
It is, but ocean atmosphere is rough on nearly all equipment. Keep some extra mineral oil on hand to help keep it protected.
1913480
Nope, terminals are very small, plastic was extremely brittle, so much so that they both arrived broken in half, don't waste your money. Go with a blue sea unit, pricier but they'll last.
1869807
The wires were about a foot and a half long, without connectors attached. There is a rubber grommet where they come out of the motor. Keep in mind that this is a macerator pump, not a bilge pump. It is not designed to ever go under water.
484754
Well its a replacement for a 12v system...I don't know what the exact range on it but you may be able to contact shoreline marine and ask them.